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An End 10 Bone scraplng.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore Oh my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me I would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. fused,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
andmy leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at DC.
box by Logan& Co.
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no BE CONTINUED.
THE GEAR OF RUSSIA.
Aging Rapidly Under His Great Nervous
Tension.

Aging Rapidly Under His Great Nervous
Tension.
Netc York sun.
1t is a genuine holiday, though, that the
Gar has gone in for, and q most interest
ing letter from Fredensbourg makes it evil
dent that he would have been a very good,
kind -hearted sort of a chap, enjoying life
tremendously, if he had not been noble
born and an autocrat. He goes or long
walks, gets up earlier than the many
royal personages in the castle, and
plays by the hour with the warns
of royal children that fill the castl-.
In the evening he sings with his
mother-in-law, the Danish Queen, and
her daughter. On Queen Louie's birth
day he sang with a chorus Of several humid
REQ children, ind as the Queen was de.
lighted he made all the children sing all
over again, leading the tune himself. All
the young members Of the royal party,
Danish, English and Greek, are very
fond of their imperial uncle, and they pre-
fer him to all theiI imperial uncles, OF
whom they have a large choice. There
are many things about the Car, however,
which tell how unusual for him is the gay
life he is now leading, and how anxious is
the life of that man whom thousands Of
other men are anxious to kill. He has
grown quickly Old. His face is worn, and
shows great nervous tension He often
smiles at Fredenshcurg, a luxury iniwhich
he rarely indulge at home, but
his laugh is forced and lacks heart
mess, rs might be expected of a
man who lived in constant dread Of having
it drowned in the explosion Of bomb
meant for himself. Whenever he rides in
to Copenhagen, lifting his hat to crowds
which thrcng the streets, it is noticed how
quickly he has grown bald. He has left
far behind in that respect his wife's bald
brother-in-law, the Prince Of Wales. Often
when he is expected the Car does not ap-
pear, or takes a different route, and his
arrangements, even for shooting and fish
ing, are frequently changed at the last
moment for fear OF Nihilistic attacks.
How much he must envy the Prince OF
Wales, known among the royal children
as "Uncle Bert" who goes about every
where without any precautions, and is sup
posed to stand a good chance OF being NOM
mated to the Presidency if the worst should
come to the worst, and his country sud
denly take a notion TO turn into a Repub-
ic.
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Good Resnlts Ia Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan 4 Co.'S Drug
store.
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Mexican War Veteran.

Tss vondsrful chbcsey Of s~ifrs sp~i5r 81
rsmsdy and cure for rheumatism snd al liooh db-
sasss, has pcvsr bad . mors eonspteu,as Liustntl,a
thsn this css Affords. The candid. Ersolkii-d srd
snphatc tssttmoey given By Tho vsnsrsbls sspss>
asneast Be aoosptsd - oos,incisg and Conclusive
ns writer 10 . prom:nes sstissr of sis.sippA Sss
gentisman 20 whom n. Hsusin refer. and 70 whoa
he ID indebted for to advice TO which b. o~eSAs
nnai relief from years Of suffering. b NJ EiaS. f~
many yean tbs popular night clerk q tbs La~rssss
Hons. ct Jackson
JArxsoz. Mias, April .. ~.
rhz sw1T ssyrD1c cozAr. Atlanta, Ga;
0eHtian~p-I ksye been an Invalid p-enftonsv ~
iorty year, having contracted uinoaary ssd o<hsS.
diseases In the MEXICAN Wa. bet Ios tfI tb4 ist
Mach, iss. on I feel any syrDp.afas Of rtNassakAL
On that day ] was suddenly STRICKEN rifh thst -
ease In both hips ecd ankles. For twenty dsys !
walked On crufehssL Thsn the pals vaSiess vtos~pf,
sS totsiiJ di.ssss.. ssiser % oss ssds a ~ Sscy
ne oshsr. Ihs ra.a nsser kft u. . mos:ssa q.
as when i wa. - snseked. % osoS.s -.
When .sseurrd pgrfss 49, sssves yssn q 10
fSs sness esyssisss, asz - .syskiss =.
sssss, Gs. say .:d.a.s ,.sss tsssssshIsH
Nc spisssa 49,. 60 SS..lss1aw
SIsss.sy 9: - sas.s.sssPssI.sss.
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shssss.fstsssrsslss ssIsslGxs::Is.ss
go Ssd 10 ress cd 3D.
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CHAPTER X.

In the meantime Mrs. Ferrari held to her
resolution. She went straight from Mr..
Troy's Office to Newbury's hotel.
Lady Montbarry was at home, and alone.
But the authorities of the hotel hesitated
to disturb her when they found that the
visitor declined to mention her name. Her
ladyships new maid happened to cross the
hall while the matter was still in debate.
She was a Frenchwoman, and, on being
appealed to, settled the question in the
swift, easy, rational French way. Mad
ame's appearance was perfectly respecta-
BILE. Madame might have reasons for not
mentioning her name which miladi might
approve. In any case there being no or
ders f~orbidding the introduction Of q
strange lady, the matter clearly rested be-
tween madame and miladi. Would mad
anne, therefore, be good enough to follow
miladi's maid upstairs?"
In spite of her resolution, Ms. Ferrari's
heart beat as if it would burst out of her
bosom, when her coDductreSs led her into
an anteroom, and knocked at a door open
ing into a room beyond. But it is remark
able that persons Of sensitiyely nervous Or
ganization are the very persons who are
capable OF forcing themselves apparently
by the exercise of q spasmodic effort of
will into the performance of acts of the
most audacious courage. A low, grave
voice from the inner o said, Come
in" The maid, Opening the door, an
nounced, "a person to see you, miladi, on
business" and immediately retired. In
the one instant, while these events passed,
timid little Mrs. Ferrsri mastered her own
throbbing heart; stepped over the TIRES
hold, conscious of her clammy hands, dry
Inns. and burning head; and stood in the
presence of Lord Montbarry's window, to
all outward appearance as suprsmely self
possessed "a her ladyship herself.
II was early in the afternoon, but the
light in the room was dim. The blinds
were drawn down. Lady Montbarry sat
with her back to the windows, as if even
the subdued daylight were disagreeaole TO
her. She had altered sadly for the worse
in her personal appearance, since the
memorable day when DR.. Wybrow had
seen her in his consulting room Her
beauty was gone-her face bad fallen away
to mere skin and bone; the contrast be-
tween her CHASTITY complexion and her
steely ghttering black eyes was more start
fling than ever. ROBBED in dismal black,
relieved only by the brilliant whitenesso OF
her widows cap-reclining in q panther
like suppleness Of attitude on q little green
sofa-she looked at the stranger who had
intruded on her, with q moments languld
curiosity, then dropped her eyes again to
the hand screen which she held between
her face and the fire. IdOR't know You"
she said. "What do you want with me?"
Mrs. Ferrari tried to answer. Her inst
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The Important Thing.
Td BITS.

Eastern man who has been invited to
take a hand" in the CAMEL know very
little about poker. / suppose the chief
requisite in playing the game successfully
il a knowledge of human nature?
Western man---A knowledge Of human
nature helps, stranger, it helps; but the
chief requisite is cash.
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DITTSBuRG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
InIIIS RkIIRlAnm

(ran Handle koute) Under schedule In ccec
May ~, lSs7, trains leave Wheeling, Cen
traf standard Time: For Strubepville and pitts.
burgh. 60 a. IN, l2;S p m, SO p. m. For
St%eubenvillo, sos ?. m. Tn 6aS q N. aud
Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The 1925 p. m. train makes direct connection
fF Columbus and Chicago. Trains arrive al
Wheeling al 6l6 q. m, 1000 . m, 2SS .. m. snc
800 D. m. myl7
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INITIATED BLOOD
ScrOfulous, Inherited and Conta
giOus Humors Cured
by Cutieura.

THROUGH the medium OF one Of your books
i received through Nj. Frank 7. wray, Drug
gist Apollo, Pa, became acquainted with your
Cuticura Remedies, and take this opportunity 70
testify TO you that their use has permanently
cured nae OF one Of the worst cases Of blood yoi:
sonInR, in connection with erysipelAs, that ]
have ever seen, and this ater having been pro
nounced incurable by some Of the best physicians
in our county. take great pleasure In forward
ing 10 you this testimonial, unsolicited As II Il by
YOU. in order that sthers suffering from similar
mALadies may be encouraged 70 give your CUT
euro Remedies trial.
P.s WHITLINGEs. Leechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank 7. wray, Druggist, Apollo. Pa
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UIPRfcDHTED iHalTM
U gTEl !llF NIlLIlI DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated in iscs for 2syeaIs BY the Legisls.
tire for Educational aud Charitable purpo.ss-
with a capital OF 8 1000 OO-tO which q reserve
fund Of over $50 100 has since been sddei.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made a part Of the present Stats Conritn'
ton adopted December ID, A. ID. ls7s.
The only Lottery ever voted on ard endore6
by the people OF any state.
IT never scales CT poStponesL
It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the ~Seml-snnuA
Drawings regularly every nix months Dune and
Decemberl. ~.
Asplendid opportunity TO win . fortune. Flew.
nth Grand Drawing, C1ax l., In the Academy OF
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, November
a IaGz-2I0fI, Monthly DrsWtur
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THE splendid fountain and 9es CLEAN
which the late King of Bavaria erected at
his mountain castles are to he demolished,
rs it costs E5, 900 a year to keep them 60
ipg-a charge which the Bavarian civil list
cannot afford.
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Address Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS SATI0EAL BAAK
Few 0Iisans. La

REMENBER thatthe presence Of eenerah
Beauregard and Early, Who are In charge of the
drawings, fs q guarantee Of absolute fGtrneB and
integrity, that the chances arc al equal, and
that no one CT possibly divine vhs: number
REMEMkER thst the payment Of al Pnscs
N GUARANTEED By ROUB NATIoHs
AL BANKS of,New 0riezna, and the Tickets
are szned By the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized 10 the
highest Courts; therefore, ewn Of tm1:a-
lions or apsnymous schemes oclieWAen
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Sunday rains on z. 90. Ry., arrive at ChHios-
bn at 5:i0 r 70. visiting for q. X. r. r trails No.
|. al Point Pe0snt This 10 the short u and
rartIes purchasing tickets shonld nk Er Itch.
eH via. bte Ohio River Railroad. YoS Informal
,ipB regarding the rates, routes, etc, Aedrea
n. ]. ROBTEBOHi
General Passenger Agent,
P~skerbuYg, W. Va
FRED. HuBTNkS,
Travelling Pssssors Aeeul
whseIius v. "
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That dreadful woman is with Miss Agnes.
Go and protect herW,
"what womauPn Henry asked.
The answer literally struck him speech
less. With amazement and indignation in
his face, he. looked at Mrs. Ferrari as she
pronounced the hated name of Lady
Montbarry." "Tll see to it." was all he
He knocked at the house door; and he, too,
in his turn, was let in.
GTO BE CONTINUED.
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sCRoFULoUs, INHERITED,

And Contagious numors. with Loss OF Han, and
RruBtions Of the Skin, are positively cured ~
Cuticura and Cutcura Soap externally, and Cur-
cura Resolyeut internally, when all other med
icines fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcuRl, Soc soar,
sc; REsoLvEST, 81. Prepaped By The PorIEE
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, NAE -.
SS-Send for How 70 Cure Skin Dtseases, u
pages, so illustrations and 100 testimonials.
NIPPLES, ~blackheadS ehapped and oily skin
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". NJ. CLRMRNTs, Manager. O
CLEVELAND & PTT1SBURG y X.

Under schedule In effect May =, iSs7, trains
leave Bridgeport. Ohio, Central standard Time:
p. IN. For Pittsburgh, i0.l7 \ m. For Wells
Vile, ti2 p. N. Far Stcubcnytlle. sS q m
FOR Martins Ferry. Go q. nj. Trains arrive 81
bridgeport at 7aS . m, 1912 n m. 2sd r. M,
i;5i D. m, h:l9 .. "a. NV
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Railroads.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO X. r.

Departure Of Trains nom wheeling Eastern
time, Schedule In effect October LIST, lS7.
Expr,ss for Chicago and the n rthwsu, 80
a. N, $50 ?. N. and 9:lS p. "a, dsily, and n:iSp.
N. daily except saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and 81 Ious, go . m.
Eau syiile Accommodation leaves nj TI5A. N,
and arrive At els p m. daily except Sunday.
Express Tor Washington, ID G., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York 500 a m and sS
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 600 and
$50 u m q m. ADD 63S p. m. dsiiy. and t5sa.
NJ; daily except Monday.
Express rains arrive from ST. Louis and Gin
cirna'i, I.55 = m ard 6:iS y m daily.
Express trains arrive nom Phtls5elph ia Bslti.
more and Washington. DC loSoa- m. and 1913
For Columbus. sNa m and HIS n. m. daily.
and As o m. daily except suudsy.
/ Trains arrive FROM Jollmbrs, i:n a. IN. snd
as p. m. d'ily, and RS a. M. daily except
For Pittsburs and Washington, Pa. SEQ . m.
Express $40 q IN, 80 aud 90 p. m, daily.
Additional way traiu for " ashington. Pa, SD
2, m, daily except Sunday;
Trains arrive from Fit sburv, . 10 aud n:iSA
IN. and 6;S and II 10 7. IN, daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 800 = IN.
FcSr MoundsviIIe, lace noon, daily ercep, sun.
day
Leave Moundsville, i2S p M daily except
SUNDAY.
For Falrmont. 40 p IN. Leave Fainnont, $50
u m. daily except sunday.
For Cumberland. SD y. IN Leave Cumber'
land. Tbs a m. daily EXCEPT sunday.
For ~. Clairsyille, $50 .. N and 200 J. IN.
daily eXceIt sunday, and : u p. M daily.
From 81. Clsirville, sos q IN. daily. and lt0
and 6:l5 p. m daily except Supdsy.
Baggage called for aud checked at hotels and
residences on orders len at Ticket once, lA
Market street, and Al Depot.
G. X, LORD.
Gen. fAN Agent,
W NJ CLRMRNTa. Manager. ocIs
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CAPITAL Prize, $50. o
- Sstiee.-fieksb are Ten rsilss sally. Esivs
Is. Piths. 81. fssihs, u.

2,I7o Prizes, amounting 10 ....----.-------iG35,"
Application for rates 70 clubs should DO male
only 70 the ofsoe Of the Company ia EeS Or
leGnk
For further information write clearly, Eivins
full sddpS POSTAL E0TES, grpros
Money Orders 90 New York Exchange In ordinary
ls.ter. Currency By express lat COR expesss1 ID
dressed
-. "A. DAUPBIN,
View Orleans, La
Or: q. A. BAUPHIH,
HashinEs0n, y. @.
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All the Same.

DVbFUT ITUWsSIIP'
"You don't mean to say that you had to
pay Just as much for your pew during the
summer months when the church was
closed as when it was open !"
Certainly"
Glow ridiculous ~
ooh, l don't know; l don't begrudge
the money. l endowed the pew quite rs
well az though l was in it; better, if any
thing"
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MI M THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
for years, and have the first complaint yet 70 re-
ceiTe from Q purchaser. One Of the wOrst easss
of Scroflla ! ever saw was cured By the use OF
Ave bottles Of Cutieura Resolyent, Cuticura, ana
CS,ticura Soap. The Soap Aksz the cake here
TAYLOR q TAYLOR, Druggists.
Frankfort q
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sCRORuLOCN ULCERS.

James Z. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
leans. on oath says: I'm 1870 scrofulous ulcers
broke out on my body until I was q mas Of cor.
ruptiOn. Everything known 70 the medical fac
ulty was tried In vain / became q mere wreck,
Al times could not lin my hands 10 my head,
could not turn in bed: was In constant pain, and
locked upon life o. q curse. No relief or cure In
ten Year, In $50 ! heard Of the CutiourA Rene
dies. used them, and was perfectly cured"
sworn 70 before U. s. Com J. d. CRAWFORD.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taxing effect June nth, lss,
Passenger .rsins Wit run ~ tol,ous Eontrsi
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State o
terles which may be presented Al our counter
j. II. OGLESBY, Pres Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Matt Bank,
CARL kOHN, Prest. Union National banf.
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natural death. We are bound, therefore,
to report that there are no valid grounds
for refusing the payment of the sum for
which the late Lord Montbarry's life was
assured.
1--WE shall send these lines to you by the
post tomorrow, December 10, leaving time
to receive your further instructions (ifany)
in reply to our telegram Of this evening
announcing the conclusion ofthe inquiry"
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her Baron RlYar, VINO US, Ca
pIained the nature of our errsnd in Venice,
and took pains to assure her that 1t was a
rnrsIv formal duty on which we were en-
gayei, Having satisfied her ladyship on
this point, he discreetly left the room.
"Tbe questions which we addressed to
adv Montbarry related mainly, of course,
20 his Iordship's illness. The answers,
Viyen with great oil manner
6ut without the slightest appearance OF re
serye, informed US of the facts that follow:
@ Lord Montbarry had been out OF order
for some time past-neryous and irritable.
Ha 6rt complained of having taken cold
on November IL last; he passed a waSetul
and feyerish night, and remained IN bed
tbe next day. Her ladyship proposed
sending for medical advice. He refused TO
allow her to do this, saying that he could
onite EASILY be his own doctor IN such a
tr;ainO matter as a cold. Some hot lemc-
UaJe Vas made at his request, with q view
~ producing perSpiration. Lazy Mont
barry's maid having Left her at that time,
tba conrier. Ferrari then the only servant
a. The bousel went ont TO buy the lemons.
Hsr Iadvship made the drink with her own
bsr5s- IL was successful in producing the
na-sn;ratiou-and Lord Montbarry had
80 bonrs of sleep afterward. Later IN
the day, having need Of Fsrrari's services;
Iadv Noptharry rang for him. The bell
Sas not answered. Baron Riyar searched
for the man, in the palace and out OF 1t,
IN vain, From that time forth, not trace
of Esrrari could he discovered. This hap
nened on November IA.
CON the night of the 14th, the feverish
,vmntoms accompanying his lordship's
cold returned. They were In Par', pr
haps, attributable to the annoyanee S S;S
alarm caused by Ferrari's mysterious aus
anpearanee. 1t had been Impossible 70
CONCEAL the circumstance, as his iofasnlp
rang repeatedly for the courier; insisting
thsf the man should relieve Lady Mont
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ELY's cATARRh

Cleapses the
Nasal PasSa-
ges, Pain
and Infamma-
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses of
I q & t q a II d
Smell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
TELEGRAM DONOSl:

II Pozrani przyniosf
t%elegraf wiadomosG 0 smierci
ks. W1adys]awa Czartoryskle-
go.
u Rzymu rsdszedl W
dniu 20 lutego telegram, Re
Kardynaf Gibbons, stanawszy
W Watykanie, bardzo jest "a.
jety. lego samego dnia BIZ
skupi keane 2 Richmond, Va,
i Carr z Melbourne zfo2yli o.
Gu sw. powinszowanie z powo-
du 9 rocznlcy jego wyboru ma
Papieza. O.jciec sw. w toku
rozmowy nazwa1 Conclz;mm Bal
timorsaie s]awa Ameryki / ca.
lego kosciola. Ks. Bis&up Kea-
ne podziekowal Ojcu sw. "a
te pochlebne slowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

lak6w, ktorzy masami garnelismy
sic do kcsciola, stuchad stowa
BoEego, gioszonego ambony 4
razy dzienn;e rrzez riezmorcowa-
nego siuge Boiego Wgo KS. w.
Setastyahsk Kelso, W
Nebrasce. w w. Xioza NJ. at
kowski Bay City, Pawcf
Gutowski Detroit, u.
Brand ysz Radomia i S. Pam
gapis Grand Rapids cd rama
do pozniej nocy pracowali W kon-
fesyonafach.
/ TAX trwata misya cd $ do
ID bm., u kosciof nasx przez ten
caty czas przepeiniony byf wierny'
mi synami i corami kosciola Rzym-
sko-katolickiego.
Ia 6wieta mieya przyczyniia
sic bardzo wiele do zgody, miiosoi,
.iedno6ci i poboknssci, dowsdem
cxogo byfy diva wcsela W czas'e
misyi; o,szaki weselne po kilku-
godziLnej, skromnei zabawie po-
dakyiy do kosciofa siuchad stowa
Bozego.
Misya zakohczona zostafa pro-
cesyq j poswieccn;em krzy&a misyj'
nego.
Pewni jestesmy iaski Bokej j
&s nasze modify wysfu>hano 20
staty, ~poniewa& dwie pAnnY wy
znania ewangielickiego przeszfy na
iono kos,iofa rzymsko-katolickiego.
Radze wan wszystkim, Bracia
Rodacy, abyscie blagali swoicl,
proboszcz6w o urzadzenie misyi
k:ora wiele dobrego wan PREY
niesie - zgode, mifosc braterska
i jednosc, czego wszy stkim braciom
rodukom zycze z cniego serca.
A ie:uz, kohczac mole pisanie:
w imleniu ca1ej rarafi dziek"je
Wielebnym Kapfanom, kt6rzy prze2
czas swego pobytu W nuszej para6i
talk gorliwie pracowuli, a szczcgol'
ME Wmu KS. Sebastyahskiemu
KS. Brandys, ktorzy byli u nai
przez ca}y czas misyi al do kohca
Pozostaje z szacunkiem
paraianin
r. Rdhajski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

& w Golubiu w dmu l7go
stycznia br. %przeniost sic do
wisczrosci tamtejszy organista sp.
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Kajetan graf W kosciele podczas
wielkiego nubo3ehstwa nieszpo-
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sic IN spoczynck, zasnaf j juz
sic wieccj ME przebudz'f tylko
diva ray kaszlnat j skonaf. Navel
ME zdcfni ma niego wio5yc ksiadz
ostatnich sakramcnt6w sw bo
gdy przyszedf, JUL byio "a pozno.
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smierc przygotowany, a mianowi
Gle W ostatnim tygodniu, jakby
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sic rozmyslaniom.
Nieboszczyk bardzo byf cd pa
rattan lubiany, to tc& ma ekspor-
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byfo, wszyscy mad wyraz go &afo'
wall, DO zwa4ywszy ia jego wick
lumierajac liczyi lat 62] MONA sic
byfo spodziewac, BE jes1czc kilka
lat bedzic pc1nii obowiaAki.
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SO lat W G%olubiu, Bogu W kGsciele
siuzac wytrwale j pobsznie.
w domu &afobnym opfakuja
80 nieszczesliwa xdowa i try
corki, bfagajac znajomych ME
b~oszczyka w Amerycc o szczere
westchnicnic "a jego dusze.
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